French man killed in Cork hit-and-run
Gardai in Cork are liaising with the French Consulate to get in touch with the family of a 25-year old who was killed in a hit and run. The man, who was a native of France but had been living and working in Cork for a number of years, was struck by a van at George's Quay at around 9.30pm last night. He was rushed to CUH where he was pronounced dead a short time later. Speaking to Cork's RedFM Superintendent Barry McPolin of Anglesea Street Garda Station says they're appealing to the public for information: (Click above for interview with Superintendent McPolin)
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